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Bulgaria Food Guide: 10 Eastern European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Smolyan Province
Discover Restaurants offering the best Eastern European food in Smolyan Province, Bulgaria. Coordinates: 41°40′N 24°35′E / 41.667°N 24.583°E / 41.667; 24.583
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10. Atril Tea Room & Restaurant
Open daily, serving delicious hot meals and a variety of home made drinks. Our wooden lodge is now a popular lunch time spot for our many loyal friends and customers throughout the winter. Our menu is a unique selection of traditional Bulgarian dishes and
Reviewed By Viktor B
We had a short snack, tee, coffee and one of my friends borrowed ski from them. The equipment was much cheaper than elsewhere and there a lots of guys helping out and they have been very friendly and polite. Thumbs up for this place
9. Chevermeto of Bay Panayot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By sabinasabeva
This is a typical Bulgarian restaurant with Bulgarian folklore programme. The food is average - there is plenty of dishes to choose from and most of them are typical Bulgarian cuisine. The prices are high but still the setting is worth for it. The attitude in this restaurant is what repelled us. The behaiviour of the waiter and the manager. Unacceptable and certainly unbearable. Neither happy nor regular clients are earned with such mediocre manners.
8. Arkan Han Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By Nastasia1971
Arkan Han is probably one of the top five restaurants in Bulgaria!We felt without time and aging! Magical nature and magic food! Strawberry brandy is unforgettable as a taste!Friendly service directs you to the secrets of exceptional gastronomic suggestions!We will come back again!
7. Bulgarche Restaurant & Folklore shop
Traditional style Bulgarian restaurant offers: wide variety of traditional cuisine, in front of client cooking, folk musicians, dances and singers, all surrounded by traditional Bulgarian style interior.
Reviewed By StrashoN
This is by far the best traditional restaurant in Smolyan. Authentic atmosphere and decorations of hand made folklore costumes. The menu is absolutely rich and diverse, with all dishes prepared at a highest professional level and being most delicious. Each evening there is a gayda playing (traditional musical instrument of the Rodopi mountain) and almost each evening a folkloric program. Prices are very reasonable. And what is one of the most important things, the staff is super polite and friendly. They take care for every customer and try really to make visitorâs stay most joyful. So, if one is going to Smolyan, a visit of this restaurant only could bring benefits from what it has to offer. I most certainly recommend the place. Make sure to have a table reserved prior to your visit. Otherwise one may not find a table free.
6. Mehana Yurucite
Reviewed By Dunno12345
At first we didn't feel welcomed and couldn't get a table outside, so we almost left, but thankfully we stayed for the super tasty food.Stewed veal was amazing. Price was very reasonable. For dinner for two we paid 44.00 and even had leftovers to take home.
5. Barbecue Melnitsata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Jenny M
The food is good and served by 7 and 12 years old kids of the owners :-) A little bit slow service if crowded.
4. Bohemi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By HalDavies
The Bohemi, at the end of Smolyan, near the new roundabout, is one of those eating places left over from Communism. During those times there were lots of workers kitchens that provided very cheap, wholesome food. The Bohemi is an updated version.There is indoor and outdoor seating. There is a long counter behind which is all their food both hot and cold. There is a large selection. I counted six soups and further combinations thereof. They give what looks like half a loaf with the soup. Fish, grilled, fried. Whole and good looking trout. Chicken, roast or poached, a massive portion. Chips. Kebapche in various forms. Chips, potato salad, cabbage salad. Salad. Sauces.There is something for everyone. I have eaten in and taken away.The hours are about 1230 to 1830.I have had the chicken, roast, kebapche, potato salad and salad. Really good portions, very tasty. The cost hasnât caught up with the rest of the world. A roast chicken dinner cost around Leva 6.20. That is less than £3 or $3.20 or about â¬3.I highly recommend this place, oh, the staff are very nice and helpful.
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3. Salute
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By VinnieLondon_SE2
Opposite Laplandia hotel/apartments, few minutes walk from main chair lift. Had dinner here couple of times during a 5 night stay and thought this was the best restaurant in a Pamporovo for dinner. Huge menu selection of Bulgarian and international dishes. Liver starter was really good as were all the meat main courses. Even in a big group the service is excellent and super friendly. Great place, highly recommended.
2. Rodopchanka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Steakhouse, BBQ Joint, Winery
Reviewed By agentDJO
This is one of the worst places I've ever been. We've went there by accident (I cannot believe this place has such good rating) and we were very disappointed. First of all at this place nobody accommodates the clients or greets you. After you got a table a frowning waiter is asking quite impolitely - What are you going to EAT?. Regarding the food, it was not better than the angry waiter, I got pizza that was burned like ash. Really bad food, bad attitude
1. Buchvite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Johanna W
We spent 3 nights in Devin, and ate at this restaurant every single evening. Really good food, very well priced, nice service and pleasant atmosphere. We tried many of the dishes on the menu, and all of them were incredibly tasty.
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